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Makekau
Translation: fierce, warlike



Annie Kaaka Makekau
1920 - 1986
 Paternal Grandmother
 Tutu Annie was born on February 22, 1920 at Lahaina Maui, Hawaii. She lived most of her life in Papaikou on the Big Islands Hamakua coast. I remember visiting her, a few houses before the Papaikou Sugar Mill. She was our Dads mother & Mathias Jugoz was our dads father. Annie passed away in September, of 1986 at the age of 66. Her memorial is at Pepeekeo cemetary, on the Big Island.



Samuel Naohulelua Makekau
1898 - 1963
Great Grandfather
Samuel was also born in Lahaina, on February 17, 1898. He was the tenth of eleven children born to Charles Kele Makekau, and Annie Loe Paniani. Samuel and Rose Pue had two daughters, their names were Mabel & Annie. On June 24, 1929 Samuel remarried Emma Yasue Naganuma, this marriage produced 10 more keiki. Tutu Kane Samuel was the Lahaina Fire Chief, and was well known through out the island of Maui. My dad would tell me stories of his visits with his grandfather. Tutu Kane Samuel passed away on April 6, 1963, his memorial is at Waiola cemetery on Maui.

Mahalo Cousin Derek for photo of Kupuna Kane Samuel.

Charles Kele Makekau
3rd Grandfather
Charles was born to Abel Kelii O Nuuanu O Kona Makekau & Mele Kahiwa in 1858. Charles married Annie Loe Paniani and had 11 children Milikaa, Kukaia, Matthew, Alice, Henry, Helen, Mary, Annie, Mabel, Samuel & Hank. Tutu Kane Charles passed away on February 12, 1929 @ Lahaina, Maui .

Makekau Kupuna



Mahalo cousin Kealii Makekau for the beautiful picture of our Kupuna

Abel Kelii O Nuuanu Makekau O Kona
4th Grandfather
Abel Kelii O Nuuanu Makekau was born to Naohulelua & Kumiaiakea of Kailua Kona on the Big Island October 6, 1819. Abel relocated to Lahaina, Maui where he married Kupuna Wahine Mele Kahiwa. The union was blessed with 14 children, Kalanikui, Haliaka, David, Maile, Charles, Kinakaaka, Naohulelua, Samuel, Raymond, Lele, Piehu, Mima, Poni, & Abraham. Tutu Kane lived until October 16, 1907 (88 years),
Kupuna Wahine until April 6, 1925 (101 years).

Naohulelua
5th Grandfather
Son of Huoole & Kalaaumaikai

Kalaaumaikai
6th Grandmother
Daughter of Kahi O Kalie & Hiku I Ke Kualono

Hiku i ke kualono
7th Grandmother
Daughter of Keawe Nui A Umi & Unknown

Keawe nui a umi
8th Grandfather
Son of Umi A Liloa & Kapukini

Umi a liloa
9th Grandfather
Son of Liloa & Akahi O Kuleana

Liloa
10th Grandfather
Son of Kihanuilulumoku & Waiolea

Kihanuilulumoku
11th Grandfather

Source: State of Hawaii records, Rootsweb

Kue Petition - Petition against Annexation

In 1897 the native Hawaiian population was less than 40,000. The first four signitures on this page of the petition are significant. Charles Kele Makekau, Abel Makekau, David Hauole Makekau & John Duncan, the husband of Lele Makekau. They signed on September 11, 1897. 21,000 signatures are included in the document. Kue Petition (Pg. 616)


Luther Makekau
1890 - 1988
'Son of Raymond'
Star Bulletin story



Iolani Luahine
1915 - 1978
'Daughter of Manasseh'
Star Bulletin story



Henry Makekau Jr
1890 - 1988
'Son of Henry'
Advertiser story


Special Mahalo to cousin Mohala Haunani for her manao on
Luther Makekau, Iolani Luahine & the Kue Petition.





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